FREE ZONES OF REGULATION POSTER - Emotional literacy resource. PDF available to download… Ideal for students with ADHD, ASD, SEMH care support needs and students who struggle to identify their feelings. Can be used in pastoral support, as part of behaviour management, within SEN departments or intervention rooms. Please share any feedback! Could be used to support students struggling with Anxiety Panic Classroom disruption Anger Autism ADHD Emotional dysregulation

Downloading this resource will provide you with access to two worksheets suitable for helping students understand ‘sleep hygiene’. If you are an LSA, TA or support staff member in a school then these worksheets could be a valuable aid in the sessions you have with your students. Sleep hygiene is explained in an accessible and friendly way through **two worksheet tasks. ** Worksheet one contains an activity for students to identify what are ‘helpful’ and ‘unhelpful’ for a good nights sleep. Worksheet two contains an example activity, allowing students to apply their learning from worksheet one in a practical way. There are also prompt sheets freely available with this resource that can provide points of conversation for the staff member facilitating these activities as well as a guide on what is and is not a healthy habit before sleeping.

Zones of regulation - Worksheet/Example template. Special educational needs SEN worksheet for Autism/ADHD/Mental health. Helping students identify which zone they’re in, their feelings and emotions and the coping skills we can use to help ourselves when feelings arise. All feeback welcome.

This free resource can be used for secondary aged students with conditions such as ASD who struggle to identify their emotions. This resource can be used during a social communication skills session, managing emotions session and/or a session on positive coping skills. Using the 5-point scale and letting the student fill in the worksheet will help both yourself as a staff member and your student in understanding what happens when they become distressed.

A day planner for students with neurodevelopmental differences, neurodivergence or mental health difficulties. Informed by the Zones of regulation model this resource could be viable in the development and implementation of meaningful tutor time in the school morning.

Mental health poster bundle Healthy ways to increase Endorphins Healthy ways to increase Dopamine Healthy ways to increase Serotonin Special educational needs/ASD/ADHD etc… First 50 DOWNLOADS AT £1.00 Feedback welcome!

The resources in this kit are orientated around the Zones of regulation, emotional health, stress and wellbeing. Included with this are… Free zones of regulation posters (PDF) Free emotion cards (Simple - complex) Personalised zones of regulation worksheet Zones of regulation organisation activity with answer sheet included. Mental health first aid kit work sheets. Students can use these to identify positive coping skills for sensory difficulties and emotional issues. Examples of what to put in the ‘first aid kit’ could include wearing ear defenders, eating regularly and having non-verbal communication aids on hand for when anxiety peaks. This exercise can also provide an opportunity to identify ways of coping with anxiety, stress and depression. All resources can be adapted and used with different students. Non-verbal communication aid for students with selective mutism Managing stress worksheets Managing emotions worksheets Feedback is welcomed.

FREE PDF poster FIRST 50 DOWNLOADS This resource can be used as a poster in a classroom, pastoral room or SEN department. The resource provides prompts and ideas for those who struggle to identify how they feel with conditions such as ASD, ADHD, Mental health difficulties and other additional needs. Feedback is welcome!! Worksheets for interventions/self-help available at £1 - look at my page for more…

KS3/KS4/KS5 Poster resource highlighting key famous and successful men who have battled with their mental health. Positive role models are central to destigmatising mental health issues and normaling positive outcomes for those with SEMH. This poster could be added to a display or stand in isolating in a communal space, SEN room, PSHE class etc.

This poster helps us to identify the different emotional states or experiences we have that can actually co-exist. For example through being anxious and assertive, tired and motivated or suicidal and resilient. Please feel free to download, all feedback is appreciated.

This resource is perfect for students in KS3, KS4 and KS5 struggling with their mental health! Do you work with students with emotional difficulties? Low mood? Anxiety? Depression? Maybe this resource could help the communication between yourself and your student!?

This sleep orientated pamphlet covers topics including What do we know about the importance of sleep? Why are sleeping difficulties so common in adolescence? Suggestions and examples of ways to improve sleep* Additional resources that are free and available to students struggling. Techniques based on Cognitive therapies including CBT and DBT therapy. Examples are written in an accessible way, appropriate for students aged 11+ To be used in PSHE, Pastoral support, 1-1 SEN support etc. Covering issues regarding overusing phones, boundaries, acceptance techniques and physical adaptions. Evidence based suggestions with references included. ASD and ADHD friendly advice and tips. Any feedback is welcomed! Let me know if you feel this resource could be improved :)

This resource is fun and friendly, it’s appropriate for younger children and provides insight into how anxiety and stress can effect how we act and behave from day-to-day. It could be used for a display in a Pastoral department or SEN dept. Feel free to download this resource and remember any feedback is welcome.

SEN, ASD, ADHD, SEMH needs based non-verbal communication sheet. Understanding and identifying a students needs if they have become non-verbal or don’t feel able to engage in conversation with yourself or another LSA or teacher.

This PDF poster is a useful resource for Psychoeducation, supporting students with SEMH needs such as anxiety, anger difficulties and stress to identify their feelings and experiences. This resource is suitable for students with ADHD and ASD and can be used to guide students through their emotions, helping them identify their triggers and warning signs for the ‘red zone’. Some ideas for the use include: In classrooms, pastoral rooms, counselling offices, SEN intervention rooms, PSHE classes and in staff offices or medical rooms. Worksheets available for £1 on my page too. All feedback is welcome!

A poster capturing the positive aspects of Dyslexia, famous people with the disorder and celebrities with it! Amazing for young people to see they’re not alone and that there is success to come :)

ADHD visuals containing information on the disorder! Positive traits common in those with ADHD, famous and successful people with ADHD as well as coping skills for ADHD. Executive functioning skills and activities to try with students or promote in the classroom also included. Suitable for children age 7-18

This is a worksheet for students who struggle to manage their emotions, whether that be anger, anxiety, stress or mood. Free download. Help your students identify their triggers, conceptualise what it means to have a ‘good day’ at school and understand and name their own coping skills. Appropriate for students with ADHD, ASD, EBD etc.

FREE PDF POSTER A visual aid which promotes using healthy coping skills to increase both staff and students wellbeing. Can be used in the staffroom, classrooms and corridors, pastoral spaces, SEN departments and quiet rooms. Feel free to download.

If you want to gain insight from the students you’re supporting to find out what matters to them and how they feel about their education - this resource could be a great template to use! Having additional learning support or feeling behind at school can feel disempowering, this resource gives students back the ability to have a voice and take ownership of their learning! Suitable for KS3/KS4/KS5 Please leave feedback if possible e.g. things to add or take away from the resource.